Revert "Use value() helper in 'when' method to simplify code" #55465 #55514
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Would it make sense to title the PR "Revert #55465"? |
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In a previous PR, I replaced the logic inside the when method with a call to the value() helper for better readability and to avoid duplicating logic.
However, since Conditionable is intended to be used as a standalone package, relying on the value() helper — which comes from illuminate/collections — is incorrect.
This PR reverts that change to ensure Conditionable remains fully self-contained.